Homilies of the Church of England

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The Homilies of the Church of England are a collection of officially authorized sermons from the 16th century that articulate the doctrine and teaching of the English Reformation.

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Homilies of the Church of England canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican formularies
Reformation-era document
collection of sermons
collection of sermons
collection of sermons
doctrinal text
alsoKnownAs Book of Homilies
Books of Homilies
linked to: Book of Homilies
approvedBy Edward VI of England
Elizabeth I of England
author various Church of England divines
countryOfOrigin England
doctrinalStatus officially authorized sermons
editor Thomas Cranmer
hasPart First Book of Homilies
linked to: Book of Homilies

Second Book of Homilies
linked to: Book of Homilies
influenced Anglican theology
Book of Common Prayer usage
language English
legalStatus authorized by royal injunctions
liturgicalUse to be read in churches where clergy could not preach adequately
numberOfHomilies 12
21
publicationYear 1547
1571
publisher Church of England
purpose to articulate the doctrine of the English Reformation
to provide model sermons for clergy
relatedTo Book of Common Prayer
Thirty-Nine Articles
religiousTradition Anglicanism
Church of England
startTime 1547
theologicalOrientation Protestant
Reformed-leaning
timePeriod English Reformation
topic Christian obedience
Holy Scripture
against idolatry
alms and charity
common prayer and sacraments
good works
justification by faith
marriage
original sin
reading of Holy Scripture
repentance
the Lord’s Supper
totalNumberOfHomilies 33
usedAs standard of doctrine in the Church of England

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Anglican confessional documents includes Homilies of the Church of England